Well, here goes for a crack at combining WordPress Weekly photo Challenge Converge with Ailsa’s Travel Challenge Above! my first is buses on roads that converge in London, as seen early one evening from a high vantage point at 1, Poultry …..
And another London shot from a slightly raised viewpoint when crowds were converging prior to a football match later that day:
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Really like both of these, Sue. We frequently photograph crowds standing around because it says so much about what we all do — talk, check email, sometimes squabble, etc. Good entry!
Thank you – glad you like them 😀
Wonderful photos of this amazing city.
Thank you, Sue! 😀
I just love London for these kind of shots Sue . That’s a great composition with the road leading the eye right to the top of that building near the Gherkin … it just keeps going on up …. and a touch of gold like Ferrero Rocher chocolate wrappers 🙂
Nice !
I’m looking forward to getting some evening shots sometime in the not too distant….says she hopefully!
Really like that first one 🙂
Love your take on this week’s challenge(s), Sue. London looks like a busy city from high up, and much more busier when you’re on the ground. I hope you didn’t get pushed around too much by the football fans 🙂
Oh, I didn’t get too close, just observed from a bit of a distance!
I love that high vantage point photo.
Thanks!
Both lovely. But I like the first one a wee bit more 🙂
Thanks, and I think the first has been favoured more… 😀